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Facebook recently banned all QAnon content as part of a broader campaign to rein online political discourse into parameters deemed acceptable by our globalist elite. I’ve never bothered reading any of it because it’s an obvious troll.

Lots of people who haven’t dialed into our band of the political spectrum clearly find it enticing. They tend to be the type who aren’t fully satisfied with the explanations provided by Fox News for what’s going on in a country with an obvious set of existential problems.

However, they’re still plugged into the mainstream. That’s why they use Facebook to interface with the content they consume. QAnon was as far as anyone was allowed to deviate from official narratives without getting banned. It shouldn’t be a surprise that’s where they ended up.

QAnon purports himself to be an insider feeding info about Trump’s covert battle against pedophilic deep state operatives. The posts keep his audience in perpetual expectation of a final denouement in which the cabal is exposed and prosecuted. That sounds about as plausible as Michelle Obama being a man.

The problem for the MSM is that QAnon sounds way more plausible than any of the narratives they’re pushing. Here’s a smattering from the MSM:

-The economy must be shut down to stop the spread of a lethal plague;

-White supremacists are the premier threat to national security;

-We live in a white supremacist society;

-Perpetual war in the Middle East is for American national security and freedom;

–Human-adverse weather is due to climate change, which will turn the planet into a Kevin Costner movie;

-Antifa is just an idea, and the riots are mostly peaceful; and

-Contradictory sentiments toward any of these narratives are the product of a Russian disinformation campaign.

The other issue is that it’s impossible to prove a nebulous cabal doesn’t exist. That’s become particularly troublesome after the Epstein scandal erupted. Meanwhile, everything they’re trying to force on the public is contradicted by reality. This makes people hate them. The dynamic is deleterious to their self-esteem, which explains the hyperbolic language employed in mainstream coverage of the subject. 

QAnon is probably some guy who started doing it for kicks and just kept at it when his trolling operation went global. Still, there’s something admirable about a man who sets his mind to something and takes it all the way. I wish him the best of luck because he’s infuriated the establishment to the point where he’ll end up at the ADX Supermax in Colorado if he’s ever doxed.